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More OFF BRAND BOOK paperback covers:

Hey, here's some stuff I drew!  Look at it!

Fantastic Worlds

Here's the cover I just did for a new Battlefield Press Role Playing Game, (which is untitled as of now, but was originally called) Fantastic Worlds.  I'm not a big gamer, but from what I gather, you play characters based on a world of Public Domain 19th Century adventure stories.  Very familiar, well worn territory... but fun.  I've seen other Battlefield Press games and they look like a lot of fun.  The pulp adventure one was particularly cool if you're an old-school nerd like me.

I originally drew this cover 7 years ago.  And recently, when the publisher asked if I still had the original files (I actually didn't, they must have been lost in a hard drive crash), I took the opportunity to redraw it.  I have improved a bit in those 7 years and this version doesn't suck, whereas the old one kinda did. 

-Robert

Popular Science 1966: Mr. Fantstic

The Marvel Universe's August 1966 issue of Popular Science.

Popular Mechanics 1965: IRON MAN

The May 1965 issue of Popular Mechanics... in the Marvel universe.

"Just Knocks Me Out Like Dynamite!"

Here are a few sample covers I drew recently.  Dynamite has been doing some fantastic pulp/strip revival series lately and working on these, more or less just-for-fun images, was a blast.  I don't know if this will lead to anything, as unsolicited samples are always a bit of a gamble, but it was fun and I dig how they turned out.

DOCTOR WHO- THE ENEMY WITHIN!

Here's an Eighth Doctor piece I drew for Charlie Kirchoff's coloring demo at the GallifreyOne convention last weekend. Unfortunately, I've never been to Gally. Every year it rolls around and I kick myself for not making arrangements earlier. Oh well, I was at least there in spirit thanks to this piece and the giant, poster-size Seventh Doctor #1 cover that hung above the IDW Publishing table.

FETID EMBRACE

Just a quick little something in honor of Valentines Day:

LIFE Magazine November, 21st 1964

The Daleks, hellbent on universal domination, set their monoptic sights on Earth! Another Doctor Who faux cover.

1968 CYBERMEN ANNUAL

Another faux cover! This time around, it's memoribillia for the Cybermania that never quite took off. A cover for a 1968 Cybermen Annual that history never allowed.

THE HOW AND WHY WONDER BOOK OF DALEKS

Dalekamania reaches the "How and Why Wonder Book of..." series.

The Seven Doctors

DOCTOR WHO CLASSICS: THE SEVENTH DOCTOR #4


The cover to IDW's Doctor Who Classics: The Seventh Doctor #4. This issue features the strip Planet of the Dead, which stars Doctor's 1-7, so how could I not take that opportunity to do another multi Doctor cover? This one was inspired by the old Target Doctor Who novelization covers.

And once again, colorist Charlie Kirchoff has hit it out of the park!



And just for fun, here it is as if it were a Target Novelization:

Doctor Who Classics: Seventh Doctor #4
Simon Furman, John Freeman (w) • John Higgins, Lee Sullivan (a) • Robert Hack (c)

IDW’s newly recolored reprints of classics Doctor Who tales continue with the Seventh Doctor! Follow the Doctor into space in “Keepsake” and “Planet of the Dead.” Features an all-new cover by Robert Hack and new colors by Charlie Kirchoff.
FC • 32 pages • $3.99